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- Best Practices in the Ongoing Management of Patients with Hemophilia
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Best Practices in the Ongoing Management of Patients with Hemophilia
This curriculum is designed to address knowledge and practice deficits associated with the treatment of patients with hemophilia. The focus is to: 1) Initiate prophylactic replacement therapy early in life as recommended by the National Hemophilia Foundation; 2) Knowledgably guide parents/caregivers in their efforts to remain diligent in support for maintaining regular prophylactic replacement therapy for their adolescent children; 3) Longitudinally apply in their clinical practice National Hemophilia Foundation Transitions in care algorithms to help ensure life-long good health and quality of life outcomes for their patients with hemophilia; 4) Coordinate care services between HTCs/hematologists and primary care to improve delivery of essential medical services to aging patients with hemophilia.
Components include:
• 1 Patient Visit
• 2 Patient Checkpoints
Participate in one activity or all!
Patient Visit
Ethan Visit 1: 9-Month-Old Hemophilia Patient
• Visit-based experience
• Chart review
• Consultant commentary
This program is no longer available for CME credits.
Patient Checkpoint
2 CheckPoint Activities that are follow-ups to previous visits
Ethan Visits 2 - 3: 9-Month-Old Hemophilia Patient - Follow-Up
• Short follow-up, visit-based experience
• Chart review
• Consultant commentary
This program is no longer available for CME credits.
Ethan Visits 4 - 5: 9-Month-Old Hemophilia Patient - Follow-Up #2
• Short follow-up, visit-based experience
• Chart review
• Consultant commentary
This program is no longer available for CME credits.
Target Audience
Practitioners in Hemophilia Treatment Centers, Hematologists, Internal Medicine and Primary Care Physicians, Nurse Practitioners, Physician Assistants, and related medical and social staff who have an interest in the treatment of patients with hemophilia.
Joint Sponsorship
This activity has been planned and implemented in accordance with the Essential Areas and policies of the Accreditation Council for Continuing Medical Education (ACCME) through the joint sponsorship of the University of Cincinnati and Prova Education. The University of Cincinnati is accredited by the ACCME to provide continuing medical education for physicians.
Content Reviewer
Joseph E. Palascak, MD
University of Cincinnati
Commercial Support
This activity is supported by an independent educational grant from Pfizer, Inc.